The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-10
OHIO.
Foraker's Plurality Will Exceed 20, OOO-CoI-
lapse of the Union Labor Party.

Foraker's Plurality VIII Exceed 20, OO0-Col-
lapse of the Union Labor Party
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Unofficial returns have
beer received from all counties in Ohio except
Ashtabula, Coshocton, Geauga, Ottawa Pauld-
ing, Perry, Shelby and Union. Estim ating that
these counties have voted the same as in 1855,
Foraker's plurality for Governor over Powell
will be 20,632.
Complete footirgs fer Hamilton county show
the following: For Governor, Foraker. Rep,
10000; Powell, DEM. 90, All; Seitz, Union La
Dor. IL ,0S3; Sharp. Pro. 500 mot fully reported);
Foraker's plurality, 6,593. For Lieutenant gov
ernor-Lyon. Rep. 80 46s Goldman. Dem. 49,
945; Mcdonald. Union Labor. ID 997; Lyons
plurality. 10523 The other names of the State
ticket have about the plurality. The
ticket is Fred Pfsister. 80. 785. the lowest is
Copeland, colored, %, OLA. The highest the
Democratic ticket is Oliver Brown. 10, 5O4; the
lowest is Dowd, is. 1872 On the Union Labor
ticket the highest vote Is Hugh Kavanaugh, To-
$40; the lowest is Page, colored, IA. l96. The
highest plurality on the county ticket is Goebel,
Rep, for probate Judge, II, 112; the lowest is
Zumstein, Rep, treasurer. s. 755.4.--
The United Labor leaders disappointed
and despondent. They were confident that they
would elect thor legislative ticket. but, when
the returns showed losses in their strongest
wards, they gave MP all lost. One of the
leaders says there is no chance for Labor party
gether, but now it will be useless to attempt to
elect ticket in Hamilton county. The evil
dences of a com bnation are seen in the figures
of tho Governors vote and that of the legisla-
tive ticket. The Union Labor legislative ticket
in Cincinnati is from two to three thousand
greater than for its Governor, while the Demo
cratic vote for Governor is about 4, Coo greater
than for it's legislative ticket. Governor For
akers vote is from 600 to i. 900 below the vote
on the Republican legislative ticket.
The Times-Star, in its summary of the result
of the election in Hamilton county, 1.-THE
total vote was "a, 81, which is :. 900 less
than in October 1885. and nearly s. 600 less than
the presidential vote in 1884. It election
Of surprises. The Republicans were confident of
victory but they really did not anticipate such
an overwhelming victsry. The fact that Foraker
leads Powell il this county by nearly Z. 900 votes,
in spite of the trade between the Democrats and
the Union Labor men. speaks volumes The
Union Labor party, instead of closely pressing
the Repu bcans. defeating them pre-
dicted. laes from 1000 to 1000 behind them,
and on average 5000 behind the Democrats.
This is the end of the Union Labor party"
E. G. Rathbone, Republican, s elected Sena-
tor from Butler and Warren counties by
jority of 700. He made gain of nearly ], 500
in Butler county.
COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 9.-Returns are not yet
all in. The Republican State central commit
tee now estimates Foraker's plurality AT q. 900.
The LEGISLATURE stands: Senate, "a Republic
ans, 10 Democrats. and doubtful The House,
81 Republicans, 43 Democrats, and 4 doubtful.
Complete returns from Franklin county give
Powell plurality OF 903.